Using a variable in an if/for/do-while block in php -
If I'm not mistaken, then I used a new statement or new PHP variable for the first time in a conditional loop block. What I want to say is like the following.
& lt; For php ($ i = 0; $ i & lt; 10, $ i ++) {$ total + = $ i; $ Concat = $ I; }? & Gt; But today, when I look at the error log, it says that $ total and $ concet are undefined variables then I write this
$ Total = 0; $ Concat = ""; ($ I = 0; $ i & lt; 10; $ i ++) for {$ total + = $ i; $ Concat = $ I; }? & Gt; Why does it work with an error? Only ask for curiosity
The reason for this is:
$ Total + = $ i; $ Concat = $ I; In fact it means: $ total = $ total + $ i; $ Concat = $ concat $ I; The first time you execute the loop, you get an error if $ total and $ concat are undefined. More details: During the first part of the loop, you
total $ = undefined $ total + $ The value of i; Now, the total has been defined for $ concat also.
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